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    Author Georgia Lyn Hunter, Abs...

    1 PM EST USA - Author Georgia Lyn Hunter, "Absolute Surrender"
    Georgia Lyn grew up on the tropical climate of South Africa and now lives in Qatar with her husband and her two children. When she’s not writing or plotting her next novel, she enjoys traveling, reading, catching up on missed TV shows and being with her family.
    Born in the flames of Heaven’s wrath, he’s all things sinful…and too dangerous to love.
    An immortal guardian, Aethan’s walked alone for millennia, trapped in a hell of his own, until a feisty mortal crosses his path—a female he shouldn’t even look at, one who shakes the precarious foundations of all that he is—and one who’s determined to walk the edge of danger.
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    Interview with Elaine Berg

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    Join Sonia Nadina Haynes in a chat with author Elaine Eaton Berg.
    About the Author
    Author of thriller novels, children’s stories, poetry, a memoir, comedy skits, and poetry Elaine Eaton Berg is passionate about her writing. A duel citizen of Canada and the United States she was born in Chilliwack, British Columbia, and as a small child she moved to California where her father pursued his career as a jewelry designer. When Elaine was ten years of age she moved to Northern Alberta to reside in a rural community called Shamrock Valley.
                The artist has made her home in Deep Cove for the past twenty-seven-years and began to write and paint later in life. “The desire to write and paint was like a volcanic force boiling deep within me. When I reached my fifties this force erupted and spilled over. I haven’t stopped either since.”
    Elaine is published a published author and has won prizes for her writing in the NSWA and the CAA.
    Elaine is a member of The North Shore Writers' Association. Visit the NSWA website for more details. www.nswriters.org

    by Poets Prose in Books

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    Mary L. Tabor with Cynthia Fer...

    Mary L. Tabor, author of Who By Fire, in discussion with Pilgrim's Way co-owner Cynthia Fernandes.

    by rarebirdradio in Books

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    Michigan Literary Network

    Michigan Literary Network:. Helping writers get to their literary goals and connecting readers to Michigan Authors.

    by MichLiterary Network in Books

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    Part 6: Close-Up Talk Radio sp...

    Reno, NV – It’s been said, “Every time an elderly person dies a library is lost.” If we don’t leave a record of our having lived, it’s lost, forever.
    But what kind of story makes for a good memoir? Carol Purroy would ask, “What kind of memoir makes for a good story?” Purroy is the author of Your Life Oughta Be a Book, a beginner’s guide to memoir writing, inspired by her more than 20 years’ experience teaching memoir writing classes. According to Purroy, Your Life Oughta Be a Book isn’t just a “How-to” book, it’s also a “Why-to” book.
    “Some people know their life should be a book, and that’s great. But others resist when I tell them they should write their own stories,” says Purroy. “They say, ‘My life isn’t interesting. I’ve never done anything.” Or, “I’m not a writer. I wouldn’t know how.” This book knocks down all the obstacles and explains how to get started, and how to keep going to the end.”
    A memoir focuses on a specific aspect or time in a person’s life and explores it to reveal its significance. Anything can trigger a memory: a photo, a car, a fragrance. In the first class of the series, Purroy has students study a photo from his or her past and write a story about it.
    Purroy has found writing one’s life story beneficial in many ways. She says, “The story of you is the most important thing you’ll ever write. It’s therapeutic; it enhances self-esteem; it’s your most valuable legacy.”
    “It’s important to leave behind something that tells who you are,” says Purroy, “so your descendants will know more about who they are.”

    by Close Up Talk Radio in Books

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    A Cup of Coffee and a Good Book

    Greg Walker talks with authors about their books and other publishing industry topics. This show is designed to be a supplement to the A Cup of Coffee and a Good Book book review blog (http://www.jennifersbookreviews.blogspot.com) and Walker Author Tours (http://services.authorjennwalker.com).

    by Jennifer Walker in Books

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    Evening with Ella and Nikole Morgan

    Join BAN Radio Show host Ella Curry, president of  EDC Creations, as she greets the most talented authors on the planet. We will learn more about the featured books and hear the authors read from the new releases. Share this #BANRadioShow with at least 10 of your friends!  Give the Gift of Knowledge by purchasing multiple copies of the featured books. Authors, visit the EDC Creations website for more book promotion opportunities:  www.edc-creations.com. Become a featured author on the BAN Radio show by visiting this link:  www.edc-creations.com/banradiopromo.htm

    by Black Author Network in Books

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    Interview with Shewanda Pugh & Saundra Jones

    Saundra Jones grew up in Cleveland Mississippi and as an adult now resides in Indiana. Saundra works for a government assisted agency as Assistant Property Manager in the Public Housing Sector. She is married with two daughters ages 12 and 6 years old. Originally she started writing screen plays at the age of twelve and as an adult the need to create intensified. This intensity produced her first self published novella titled “Owning Up” now renamed “Trick or Treat.” In December of 2011 Saundra was signed to Delphine Publications and by summer 2012 her debut novel “Her Sweetest Revenge” was released and reached Amazon Bestseller list at #2. Delphine Publications will release her first romance novel titled “Pieces of Justice” in the summer  of 2013. According to Saundra, “writing is my passion and simply my destiny there is so much more to come.” Currently she is at work on the sequel to “Her Sweetest Revenge.”  Shewanda Pugh is a native of Boston’s inner city. She has a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Alabama A&M University and a Master’s in Writing from Nova Southeastern University. Fueled from a young age, her passion for crossing societal boundaries like race, class and culture, is the inspiration for both her cluttered bookshelf and her writing. When she’s not busy obsessing over fiction, she can be found traveling, nursing her social networking addiction or enjoying the company of loved ones.  

    by Sistahs On Lit in Books

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    Another Magnusficent Story

    In this episode:
    Since we barely made it through out #100BeforeTMI list, we will give our thoughts about the list we released last week. We will discuss our own fancastings of City of Ashes, as well as some of the most popular ones. We will discuss the City of Heavenly Fire sneak peek that appeared last week. We will give a spoiler warning before this discussion begins. To avoid spoilers, we will finish with a discussion of The Bane Chronicles: The Runaway Queen. Listen LIVE on Wednesday, May 22 at 9pm ET by clicking here!
    Follow the hosts at:Ellie @MuchMoreMachoJoan @joanlh9Natasha @TFGeekGirl

    by Shadowhunters SteleCast in Books

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